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VOTE ON THE WAR WITH IRAQ

Early day motion 846, tabled 6 February 2007 by Sir David Amess (Conservative). Signed by 12 members.

That this House notes that a number of hon. Members who voted in favour of the war in Iraq did so on the basis of the information provided to them by the Prime Minister; notes with grave concern that the information provided was incorrect in terms of weapons of mass destruction and the 45 minute warning; recognises that those hon. Members now regret their decision to vote in favour of the war with Iraq; views with concern that the Prime Minister was not present at the debate on the Iraq war on Wednesday 24th January; calls upon him to account for his actions; and further calls upon the Leader of the House to provide Parliamentary time to allow this House to reach a decision as to whether British armed forces should remain in Iraq.

Signatures by party: Conservative 4, Plaid Cymru 3, Labour 2, Liberal Democrat 2, Independent 1.